Sentence examples for fails to substantiate from inspiring English sources

But, even if Mueller fails to substantiate the collusion accusation, Trump won't necessarily be in the clear.

"Given the Bush family's relationship with the House of Saud," he asks, "how closely would the new administration examine the rise of Islamist terrorism?" Not very closely, is Mr. Unger's answer, but he fails to substantiate that assertion.

He just has a set of claims, which he fails to substantiate, because they just can't be substantiated.

It said the trial had failed to substantiate the charges against them.

The trade commission said Skechers "cherry-picked results and failed to substantiate" those claims.

Later testing failed to substantiate the disputed confession, finding no blood on the supposed weapons or in the shower drain.

Justice Joan Madden said that the plaintiffs had failed to substantiate their argument that the demolition would "irrevocably harm the neighborhood," but that she was not judging the suit's merits.

An investigation by the House Ethics Committee failed to substantiate those charges, though it determined that Frank had written a misleading letter of recommendation for Gobie and had Gobie's parking tickets waived.

In the months just after the F.B.I. received an anonymous letter in May 2001, saying that the men had gone to Afghanistan to train at Qaeda camps, the bureau failed to substantiate the charges.

Several outside scholars have said that the Chinese government has failed to substantiate the existence of ETIM, and that it is inflating the group's reach to justify tightening policies against Uighurs in Xinjiang.

These findings have led some authorities to maintain that the cuckoo lays the egg on the ground and carries it to the nest in her beak, but extensive observations have failed to substantiate this supposition.